Solana is now live in CROPR

Institutional Asset Management is Coming to Solana.

Professional capital is moving to Solana. In July, the value of real-world assets on Solana reached a new all-time high of $3.73B. In June, cumulative tokenized-stock trading volume reached $10 billion, and daily tokenized-stock volume set a record of $683 million. In May, stablecoin supply crossed $16.4 billion, while Solana perpetual markets recorded $64.6 billion in monthly volume. Solana Foundation: June 2026, July 2026, and May 2026.

Institutional infrastructure is developing alongside that activity. State Street has launched its SWEEP tokenized liquidity fund on Solana for qualified purchasers, while B2C2 has designated Solana as its primary network for institutional stablecoin settlement. State Street and B2C2.

This is the development of internet capital markets: assets, liquidity, and financial applications operating continuously on shared infrastructure.

But institutional participation requires more than markets. Funds and professional teams need the tools to understand positions, assess exposure, execute securely, and control activity across the rest of their portfolio.

CROPR is building that operating layer.

Solana Is Now Live in CROPR

CROPR now supports Solana, beginning with Raydium and Kamino.

Users can view Solana holdings and Kamino borrowing positions in the same application as their EVM activity, with execution through Raydium and Kamino. The integration is live in CROPR’s self-serve beta today.

Initial support includes:

• Solana portfolio visibility
• Kamino borrowing-position visibility
• Swaps through Raydium
• Borrowing activity through Kamino
• Solana wallet signing

Solana positions appear alongside activity across the eight EVM networks already supported by CROPR. This is meaningful initial support, providing the starting point for broader integration.

From Market Access to Institutional Control

A fund running strategies across Solana and EVM can now assess its holdings, allocation and borrowing across both ecosystems before acting on Solana from the same application.

That has immediate utility. It removes the need to reconstruct a multichain portfolio across separate protocol interfaces before making a decision.

The wider institutional requirement goes further.

Professional teams also need risk logic, reporting, reconciliation, permissions, approvals, and controlled workflows around those actions. CROPR’s self-serve beta provides the working portfolio and execution foundation on which those institutional capabilities are being built.

Adding Solana therefore does more than extend network coverage. It brings CROPR into one of the most important environments for internet capital markets and advances the infrastructure institutions need to participate in them with visibility and control.

“Solana is proving that internet capital markets can operate at a meaningful scale. The next constraint is institutional operability: whether professional teams can understand their full position, apply their own controls, and act across the portfolio. That is the problem CROPR is building to solve.”

— Jo, Founder, CROPR

See CROPR in Action

Solana support is live in the CROPR beta today.

Institutional teams evaluating how to manage capital across Solana and EVM can request a private product walkthrough with the team.

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